Valuing increased zinc (Zn) fertiliser-use in Pakistan

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How Could Agronomic Biofortification of Rice Be an Alternative Strategy With Higher Cost-Effectiveness for Human Iron and Zinc Deficiency in China?Contribution of Zinc Solubilizing Bacteria in Growth Promotion and Zinc Content of Wheat.Zinc for better crop production and human health

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Valuing increased zinc (Zn) fertiliser-use in Pakistan

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Alexander J Stein

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Diriba B Kumssa

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Edward J M Joy

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Martin R Broadley

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Michael J Watts

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